Coltsfoot Lane - after the wildflower, a Eudioct in the Asteraceae/Aster family, found at roadsides, cultivated land, bluffs or erosion banks such as the lanes of Cabbagetown or the erosion banks of the Rosedale ravine.
Goatsbeard Lane - after the biennial wildflower that commonly grows by dry roadsides such as those of the Cabbagetown lanes. Goat’s-Beard is a Eudicot of the Asteraceae/Aster family.
...Goat’s-Beard I know, Coltsfoot I will have to look up. I see that people love stickers on sign in Toronto too. Thanks Jackie for joining the party, take care.
...Goat’s-Beard I know, Coltsfoot I will have to look up. I see that people love stickers on sign in Toronto too. Thanks Jackie for joining the party, take care.
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ReplyDeleteFun street name.
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Good to include names beyond people.
ReplyDeleteClever name.
ReplyDeleteLovely naming lanes after wildflowers. The goats Beard here is a perennial, so must be a different wildflower by the same common name.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure glad you explained the names as I would never have been able to guess!
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